Lemongrass substitute - Ask Recipe Labs most recent 30 from http://ask.recipelabs.com2010-07-29T17:41:28Zhttp://ask.recipelabs.com/feeds/question/3288http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdfhttp://ask.recipelabs.com/questions/3288/lemongrass-substituteLemongrass substitutepaulbeckingham2009-12-10T00:09:35Z2009-12-10T00:44:32Z
<p>Is there a reasonable substitute for lemongrass?</p>
<p>Lime juice perhaps?</p>
http://ask.recipelabs.com/questions/3288/lemongrass-substitute/3290#3290Answer by Kris for Lemongrass substituteKris2009-12-10T00:24:52Z2009-12-10T00:24:52Z<p>While you can't exactly replicate the texture and flavor of lemongrass, the combination of lemon zest, ginger, and cilantro stalks do a good job of getting a flavor that will work in place of lemongrass. </p>
http://ask.recipelabs.com/questions/3288/lemongrass-substitute/3294#3294Answer by klypos for Lemongrass substituteklypos2009-12-10T00:44:32Z2009-12-10T00:44:32Z<p>It is a stupid academic answer that I provide, more of a comment -</p>
<p>but in the West many recipes use lemon grass because of the restricted availability of Kaffir Limes. LOL in UK we can get Kaffir Lime LEAVES, but not the fruit!</p>